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frame count and function calls #8
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You like to open issues, aren't you? brfManager.update() will work on the currently provided image data and the results in a BRFFace will be updated. This .x is just one of the facial landmark values. |
so brfmanager.update() is called every frame and therefore also updates points[index].x I take it? What about timestamp? All I want to do is get the positions of a few key points into my 3d app via a websocket. |
Just try it out. You opended an issue in the Adobe AIR native extension repo. So download the repo and try the FLA file or setup your Actionscript3 project as usual. If you want to try the Javascript version, you can download the examples there as well and fire up a local server to see how things are working. There is always an update method that is called every frame... And there is always a BRFFace with the current results of 68 landmarks. Those landmarks can be seen in an image in the repo. |
so update( Bitmap imageData ) is called every 1/framerate seconds? |
yes... |
Hi Marcel,
I would like to arrange the purchase of BRF.V4 facial tracking software. Could you please provide requisite details for exchange.
Yours kindly,
David
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Please write an email to [email protected] Thanks |
How often is the px = points[index].x function called? Every frame? How can I know what frame?
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